f
Continued
from
Page
1)
INTERIOR
TOWN
RIDING
tolerances
t
:
rwdhesd'a?,
October
if),
T948
try.
Unlike
the
situation
m
Prince
Rupert,
It
haa
not
been
beguiling
the
people.
One
does
not
even
hear
the
word
mentioned.
Back
in
the
sticks
(no
offence
intendedi
elaniai
it
went
to
th
United
States,
38
1
But
lumber,
.
agriculture
and
of
the
present
and
potential
population.
There
is
&
current
percent
to
the
prairies,
30
per-
transportation
are
not
the
only
d
Reflections
an
building
boom
-ith
new
build-
I
cem
to
Eastern
uanana
anulbw
f
Prir,
George's
pros-
flow
from
the
heights.
There
are
limpid
lakes
and
cold
clear
I
streams
na
r
soma
f
ttrn
.rM
It
if
A
t.Vl
I
It's
Rust-Proof!
It's
Insulating!
1
SEA
AIR
AND
SEA
WATER
DO
NOT
AFFECT
IT!
.......
v.
me
ill
v.
u
"
-
,
ings
going
up
In
the
business
j
area
and
two
seperate
housing
i
Mining
Is
not
beyond
i
Re-1
at
least.
Some
of
the
advan
largest-of
the
district
mills
l3the
realms
of
possibility
al-
projects-Mrf
fifty
tmfts
eachi
r!0!6
Prince,
tages
claimed
include
reduced
worrv
abc"t
water.
Like
a
good
dyls
one
in
the
Miliar
auaition
to;
that
power
at
Ottawa,
less
fuss
and
""".
purity
is
taken
for
though
its
activity
has;
been
negligible
of
recent
years.
There
granted.
far
gilt
Since
icatiicia
in
(iiuvuiuiai
capitals,
v.nt
rlK-
fnore
Intimacy
among
all
the
the
Eagle
Lake
Spruce
Mill
at
Giscome,
24
miles
east
of
here
n
the
Canadian
National
Railways.
Another
large
plant
is
that
of
Sinclair
Mills,
50
miles
ALUMINUM
",'
Ribbed
Roofing.
the
south,
th
other
to
the
west,
j
And
with
these-
Prince
George
will
still
be
Congested.
Apart
I
from
these
group
hottsfng
un-1
are
the
gteat
semi-anthracite
coal
fields
in
from
Hansard,
42
miles
east
of
here.
Then
there
According
to
the
Royal
Emr-
.
i.
.hmild.
people,
catting
down
of
non-
"
"
kdS.
n
.-..i-,,.
--j
....
...
AH-Sainis
rwriiwi
uutms
nis
uic
lOfj-
?
"
"vv,UJiai
J
page
are
the
two
billion
tons
of
coal
dertakings,
there
is
fio
dearth.
east,
with
100,000-foot
eapadty.
r
.
religious
term
ot
Canadlanism
on
broad
baUbut
ls
ge
flat
fish
eaten
fcifSP.
"
,
4,
i:
rw
......
.fii
,
On
)T1
hftlv
hfflv
rlawi'
riavc
Th...
Tha.
.
...
x
i
.
l
and
.
of
private
building.
Prince
George
is
not
merely
which
a
railway
to
the
Peace
River
would
open
up.
Here
there
,
j
j
(laSXl
uib
maimer
wnn
a
iiiuni
oe
a
!!!!,iMm-aS
sturdy
chunk
of
the
Pacific
Pwer'ol
Jot
of
sinners
In
Prince
Along
the
McGregor
some
times
known
m
the
Bear)
River,
40
miles
northeast
of
here,
IS
the
is
coal
which
is
declared
to
be
;n
,
gross-1
Northwest,
the
southern'
border
,RnPert
11
11
Iniquity
to
shout
wlt
.
to
'situated
somewhere
in
the
Gar-'al
waiter
"gimme
boiled
hali-
SIDING
Available
in
6,
8,
9
A
10-foot
length,-2
hienes
wide.
i
great
area
of
pulp
timber
HmiU.ieQual
in
quality
to
that
of
Pen-approximating
850,000
ftere
ac-1
snylvanla.
Bo
Prince
George
dlner
Canal
region.
It
would
bebut
wltn
eB
sauce"
on
on-
a
boom
town,
it
is
Duncurtg
solidly
and
will
not
go
baek.
Even
if
the
present
footing
on
the
lumber
industry
almost
exclusively
may
be
a
somewhat
perilous
one
it
has
much
else
flV
T
M
m
A
n
.
Til
l
i
might
also
oecome
a
coat
centre.
known
as
the
province
of
Prince
Rupert.
Let's
go!
Thorsd
FrFdaror
Satu
dat
"l
Mne
With
all
these
great
possibilities.
Prince
George
is
pressed
to
Donald
Gray
Is
Harwilget's
Macleans
is
ur
Order
Ifotift
PVon
meet
even
the
Immediate
needs
I
to
rely
upo-rt.
You
do
not
hear
of
ehlorin
i
of
fewer
prof
a
pulp
mm
project.
W,
B.
Mil-ner,
owner
ol
th
Eagle
Lake
Spruce
Milla,
has
reportedly
been
Interested
for
some
time
in
such
alert
water
In
the
Interior
coun-
top
farmer.
From
this
season's
shorn
fields
he
has
taken
sizeable
crops
of
oats
and
hay.
Pot
it
like
w
w
PHiLPOTT,
EVITT
&
CO,
LTD.
'
PHONES
651
652
COAI
LUMBER
and
BUILDING
SUPPLIED
tmelu,
1
owes
from
1
errace
atoes
flourished
during
growing
a
project
but
he
has
been
guard-ed
In
any
statements
on
what
ttme
and
the
cellar
Is
full
of
Mrs.
C.
R.
te
Kergommeaux,
Terrace
Reporter
progress
he
may
be
makmg
on
the
undertaking.
A
300-ton
pulp
and
paper
mill
has
been
murphies.
Donald
is
old
and
wise
and
likes
to
talk
of
what
he
has
accomplished
and
hopes
at
Monday
night's
Cub
meeting.
Qroup
DlSCUSSlOn
to
do.
The
Bulkley
Hiver
yields
HEALTH
SERVICE
COMING
APPLE
DAY
SUCCESS
BRIDE
IS
HONORED
.
iV
"
V
The
Woman's
Auxiliary
to
St.lCWssC
FlflUh
LA
l
lusty
salmon
and
grouse
feel
at'
Estimates
have
ft
that
there
home
among
the
poplars
and
are
three
million
aeres
of
arable
Matthew's
Church
met
tastl
cotton
woods.
Salmon
and
spuds!
(land
cemtlnguous
to
the
225
line!
At
the
October
meetina
of
the'
Mr.
and
Mrs.
3.
gchultzie
leu
Thursday
and
made
plans
fof
I
,
.
..
.
A
mighyt
fine
dish!
Let
wlnter.of
Canadian
National
Railway
village
commissioners
the
new
cn
Monday
for
Vancouver
where
the?
December
tea
arid
sale.
Thetw;"
for
the
last
'week
come.
Deiween
Frmce
Georee
and
sanitary
bvlaw
had
its
third
tney
win
speno.
me
next,
ma
sum
oi
siu
was
voiea
io
me'
Smlthers
to
the
west.
Of
this
reading
and
was
dispatched
to
months.
j
hospital
fund.
A
new
bride,
Mrs.
cZ't
tiiM
tii,JM
f.t
n
r
TAW-,,
mie
nfAcAnturf
f
V
ri
r
1,600,006
acres
has
been
soil
Victoria
for
approval.
Under
tha
no.
A.
Vvi
m
C-
etenskm
department,
eon
Mrs.
J.
vanaerup
returned
on
tuvcr
piatc
uj
m.a.
iL.i-,-hl
kh,
at
INDUCTION
AT
TERRACE
West,
W.
A.
president.
Ret.
W,.
Monday
from
Vancouver
where,
eia8se8.,ranged
between
20
1
'
she
has
been
for
medical
treat-
8.
Cooper
was
welcomed
to
the
Knil050-
WPPk
merit
meeting
by
the
president.
Re-4
"
"
-
.
atprt
nf
fnfi,ri.
surveyed
and
l.JOO.000
aeres
of
bylaw
Prince
Rupert's
medical
it
Is
known
to
be
arable.
It
Is
.health,
milk
and
sanitary
in-all
partieufft'iy
adaptable
to
speetors
Will
include
Terraee
in
dairy
farming,
hay
raising
and
'their
itinerary.
The
new
pipes
field
erop.
In
the
Varidertioof
,I
the
waterworks
system
will
area
grain
Is
grown
on
prairie
be
connected
to
the
village
sys-like
land
with
great
success
,tem
within
the
week,
it
Is
ex-
freshments
were
served
ollow-
v
n
p
the
close
of
tM
ing
meetiftg.
,tcussion
ehnlflneg.
Many
of
nev.
P,
II.
Mallett
Formally
t
Takes
Over
EcrlesiaHieal
Duties
VtI
ft
"
Tom
Walsh
left
last
week
for
Hazelton
to
relieve
as
agent
for
the
Government
Telegraph
those
who
attended
represented
There
is
no
frfr
ground
tor
"K
ui
"
village
sidewalks
was
up
for
..,
(h.
the
growing
of
m-A
MA
crops
than
,t
..
,
.
.
,
:
Aa
Rev.
Percy
H.
Mallett
was
for-
mally
inducted
as
pastor
of,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Van
fJeneSter
organizations
In
which
thy
will
have
arrived
from
Amsterdam,
eDdeav6ur
to
start
diseussfbn
Holland,
to
live
in
Terrace.
At
gfotipS
-
Knox
Church
-
in
Terrace
last
'in
these
Nechaktr
and
Bulkley
?r'?r?-""''""r"
Scout
Apple
Day
was
held
111
present
tney
are
maKtng
meir
home
with
the
McCabes
and!
aucjra
kj
me
wt
s
vi
nere.
MOl-
,
,
,
at
ley,
uutii;
wma
ciigincci
Terrace
last
Saturday
and,
the
withstanding
that,
.Prince
George
SmlthefS,
anl
the
public
works
weatnpr
jine
the
Cubs.
Mr.
Van
Denestet
Is
employed
rtpnartmrnt
at
Victoria
reauest-
i..
L
.in.iaf
the
lumber
mill
of
Little,
evening,
the
ceremony
taking
place
in
the
presence
of
a
good-sized
congregation.
The
gather''
ing
included
Rev.
ft.
A.
Wilson,
First
United
Church,
and
Rer.
imports
90
percent
of
its
vege
tables
and
produu.
WtlV,
1
wcitjcsiliy
Wf
1
tire
(rrv
wii.il-
BUtn
,n
kI
r-amont
ift
h
hiiiH!.,
.
.
.
.
,...
Hantrlanrt
anrt
Kfrt
industrial
ftet.ivlt
tr,
".
--"
".
.
,
!
ineir
DasKeis
oi
rosy
appies.
in
j
,
alwn
"
Lanptse
Aventte
lor
stue-
G.
E.
R.
Sendall,
First
Piesby-
duction
of
lumber,
that.
wr..U
1
rV,roh
Church,
in
in
PrtnPP
Prince
T7.,-'
w
"
walK
purposes.
buymg
was
brisk
but
the
best
business
was
done
by
the
two
youngest
Cubs,
Grant
Gilland-
terian
Miss
Marlon
Miller
oi
Prince
Rupert
paid
a
brief
visit
to
TeT
I
seem
to
be
a
paradoxical
situa-
pert,
each
of
whom
spoke,
their
t,i0n
It
sueerests
tLat
what
U
Kergom-Irace
at
the
week-end
with
herj
ers
and
Tommy
de
words
being
in
keeping
with
needed
l
ar
tmmiotinn
mum,
Mrs.
C.
L,
M.
Glgjey,
accom
in
the
most
'
parents,
Mr.
and.
Mrs.
Martm
consequence,
Miller,
the
latter
having
been
who
took
and,
in
Am
yoW
going
thru
the
functional
'middle-peculiar
to
women
(38-52
yn.)?
DrwsA
thu
make
you
suffer
from
hot
flashea,
feel
90
nervout,
high-etrang,
tired?
1'heo
t
try
Lydia
E.
1
ik
ham's
Vegetable
Con-pound
to
relieveetnAayAiptofnat
Plnkham't
Compound
alad
haa
what
loctoni
call
kryrtnc
errxic
effect!
-
the
occasion.
which
would
bring
ptople
to
th.
"'
by
Mrs-
,J'
MtorvlJ'.
lSie'
Mr.
Mallett.
prior
to
his
en-
..
t
.
.!
!l
soendlns
a
few
days
In
Prince
,
money
-
.
l.
uii
wrcic
,
try
into
the
ministry
was
forlare
not
ft,ready
tadaMinento
fo..
Rupert.
with
ajin
indifferent
health
for
tha
Mallett
past
two
weeks.
were
each
presented
pocket
watch
by
Rev.
1.
aoout.
live
years
inuii
competent
agriculturalists
to
go
COMPfHINO
'
kiwi
iw
rmnmn
a
Miss
Annie
Ops
left
on
Fri
on
the
land
such
as
the
provin
Mign
scnooi
in
jouriiauy.
ivn
Wilson
and
Mr.
Sendall
returned
to
Prince
Rupert
last
flight
day
for
Vancouver
and
will
re
cial
government
land
clearintr
turn
at
the
end
of
the
week.
TERRACE
policy
under
which
5000
acre:
was
eleared
m
two
years
in
the
Vanderhoof
district
by
govern-
NEW
-
TYPE
PIANO
f
They
travelled
by
oar.
GRATIFIED
AT
l
ment-loaned
machinery.
RF.GINA,
W
After
15
years
of
experiment,
a
Regina
resi-l
Furthermore
land
Is
cheap
to-
day
as
well
as
being
abundant
Movlftf,
rtckfit
Crtlng,
SMppinf
and
General
CsrUge
and
storaf
fo
Complete,
Reliable
nd
Efficient
Service,
ett
Unday'
Cartage
&
Storage
Cdf.
2nd
and
Prfc
Avenoea
established
1910
rfcones
6t
and
M
hf
ii
a
rereal
that's
brinv
rth
sun-kissed
g(Kclness!
(.
folikn
NABISCO
ShreJ-
FISH
ESCAPE
Olof
Hanson
Has
Been
Flying
to
Fraser
Kiver
Spawning
Lake
and
conveniently
located.
With
the
building
of
the
fine
broad
highway
northward
f'om
i
Prince
George
through
Pine
Pass
j
to
Dawson
Creek,
in
the
hear'
of
Skeena
Restaurant
TERRACE
LLOYD
SAUDER,
PROPRIETOR
GOOD
FOOD
CQOD
SERVICE
Oprii
6:30
a.m.
till
midnight.
Closed
9
p.m.
Sundays
DINE
AND
DANCE
Bring
your
friends
and
enjoy
yourselves
AFTERNOON
TEAS
3
TILL
5
dent
has
perfected
a
new
type
of
piano
for
musical
instruction.
Beginners
sit
at
the
pint-sized
instruments
and
watch
a
screen
across
which
bars
of
music
move,
striking
the
corresponding
note
before
the
image
disappears.
Twenty
of
the
pianos
have
been
built.
at!
Temptingly
baked
to
12
1-ounce,
honey-brown,
biscuits
.
.
.
NABISCO
Shrekktl
Wheat
is
pure
hole
wheat.
Serve
tasty
NAB1XJ
Shrwkfcd
Wheat
m
the
package,
or
HOT
(dip
in
hot
water
and
drain)
H
really
on
your
toes!
Order
NABISCO
Shredded
irtlay.
W
hy
CANADIAN
SHf
EDGED
WHEAT
COMt
Ml,
ITO.
NIAGAtA
FAllI,
CANADA
SW-lH
Olof
Hanson,
who
arrived
In:
the
Peace
River
country,
270
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
miles
away,
another
vast
settle-Ihis
morning
from
Vancouver,
ment
area
will
be
brought
dlr-has
been
spending
a
good
deal
ectly
tributary
to
Prince
George,
of
time
lately,
in
his
capacity
as
Already
48
miles
of
this
32-foot
a
member
of
the
International
highway
has
been
completed.
Salmon
Commission,
Inspecting
work,
temporary
suspended
a
salmon
spawning
lakes
of
the
few
months
ago
,
is
to
be
resum-Fraser
River
system
as
a
re-
ed
the
end
of
tnlg
year)
suit
of
which
it
was
learned
that
acCofdlng
t0
asSHrance
by
the
Chandler
&
CoWfill
Photographer
Developing,
Printing
Enlarging
BOX
645
216
4th
St,.
i
i
ina.Man
The
New
POWER
there
was
a
great,
escapemei.i
,
,
t
bJ,
k
Hon.
of
at
least
a
million
fish
tnis
E.
C.
Carson.
Interest
is
livening
again
in
MWARE-
year
to
tne
spawning
grounds.
The
gratifying
conclusion
of!
this
ls
that
the
Hell's
Gate
and
Bridge
River
fishways
have
GLASSWARE
CLEAN
HEAT
.
.
Saves
Your
Fuel
.
,
.
Saves
Vour
Money
.
.
.
P
SETS
-
BREAKFAST
IMPROVED
?2S2g
chain
SAW
$295.00
at
i
SPENCER'S
GARAGE,
Terrace,
B.C.
or
i
j
'
'
j
PRINCE
RUPERT
SUPPLY
HOUSE
Phone
632
P.O.
Box
TO
IRON
FIEIEMAN
-CIPS
AM)
SAITF.RS
it
man9
a
cleaner
house
and
decreased;
fire
hazards.
the
extension
of
the
Pacific
Great
Eastern
Railway
78
miles
from
Qoesnel
to
Prince
George
and
thence
northward
throngh.
Pine
Pass.
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bringing
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